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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-12-07
FROM THE EA9T.

A FULLY attended caucus of democratic
senators convened in Washington recently
to hear tbs final report of the committee
appointed to outline plsn of action with
regard to the admission OF q new demo-
cratic senator against whose title some
question has been raised. The committee,
consisting Of Senators Pugh, Blackburn,
Harris and Vest, reported that it had care.
fully considered all the facts in the case of
Senators Turpie, of Indiana, Faulkner, of
West Virginia, and all the other demo-
cratic senators. and reached the conclusion
that all were fully entitled TO their seats.
1t was unanimously resolved that the en-
tire list of new democratic senators were
entitled to their seats, and go far as the
democrats could influence the matter they
sbouldbs sworn in.
ACTING Commissioner Stocks ager, fol-
lowing the decision and instru tons OF
the secretary of the int 'rior of October z,
1887, has completed adjustment of the
Chicago, st, Paul, Minneapols & Omaha
road land srants and has submitted it to
the the seer tary for approval, as the basis
for patent. These lists OF indemnity
land embrace in the aggregate 202, ,667
acres, that being the amount still cue the
The . cre.arv appr we'd the selec actions sub
mitted.
-
IhE ioho"ins IL u recap"uia''oh Oh inc
debt statement:
Interest bearing debt; Principal. sl,o4, ,7l $40
Interest. ,.................,......, l@sls.75s
Total. ..",..............s 81. .o52, ,e75, ,sol
DEBT on Which. which interest has ceased ssz
Debt bearing no interest Principal 6ls,447ole
interest," prepaid not accrued '''''''' I1Mm 900.
Total debt--principal . ,es4 4sl, ,sss
Interest. ........................ li,a55,lA
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-12-07

Kalooiah' which was written ysaxs aso ena
never made much Of q stir, has very mnOh of :
family resemblAnce TO She and the peesem4
romantic school. These gentlemen hAvo hoens
fortunate in their opportunities. They hayo:
hit upon the tide which leads 20 fortune
do the editors OF English periodicals hayes
many offcrs OF matter from Americas etngy an4
essay writer's ?" he was asked.
$50 far as I know, American writers 6e NJ
endeasor to write for the English markeA Thy
hnd their best market at home. In fae& nay
say that what would do admirably Tor ~
American public would hardly sntt Englieh
readers, although to . very cOnsid0rAh1o ~
tent English writors please Americana.
rs there much demand for poetry outside -
current publ sations in n1agazinosfs
~Very little. Volumes Of verse oxo oJmoot
without sale. There Is. however, much GOD
work in the periodicals, which II Muee
above the average Of half . century aso-AAd
for this there Is great demand.
He thought the greatest weakness of The N11o-
ers Of today was lack OF originality. They
work for money instead Of fame, and henoe ~
careless In manner and matter. Sons q ~
greatest writer's OF all departments Of literaeuJe
were Americana. Newspaper iiterAturo ~ -
United States he said, was very me ecnesae9%
ing the haste with which everything had - -
prepared. =
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-12-07
DICKENS INTERVIEWED.

rPittsburg special

Charles Dickens, Jr.. was interviewed hosos
and talked freely on literature aud HtornEy
men. Referring to Ha0gArd and stevensoa, ~
said their success was due to the fA0t thAt IT,
people were tired Of the small beer gey1o Il
added:
aIsay this with all respect to the oeutaensa
is named SabI's iHs I y. i s1onS 1SsSss Hs:rt
work, and they seize upon the originality -
Hsggard and Stevenson with evfdi3y. NJ
stevenson M mas. o. ooursI, mnen % o psios . ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-12-07
Northwestern HAPPENINGS.
IOWA.

A YOUNG man % years OF age has been
discovered in Harrison county who 10 .
native Of this country and has never exsr.
cised his right to vote, and he declares he
never will as long as he lives.
THE bodies of John Smith and Frank
Peterson were found near Kahoka the other
morning frozen to death. They were Ia.
borers ON the Santa Fe, and are supposed
to have been intoxicated.
T. c. MEDARY, Of Waukon, and D. G..
Griffith, of Elka Ter, have been elected del.
egates to the Washington postmasters' con-
vent on at the Fourth district convention at
McGregor.
AN Iowa man has Just made shipment
of 800, 600 pine trees from Black River
Falls 10 be transplanted in Iowa.
The adjutant- general has issued COM
miss on to r. A. Nichols a. captain Of
Company !, Fourth regiment. /. N. g., Of
Waukon.
STATISTICS show that in 1884 Iowa had
e22, ,524, ,l7A invested in manufacturing en-.
tsrprises, sad the value Of the goods pro.
dnced was so, $50, ,59s. = s7'se7'
PENSIONS granted Iowans: Heziah E..
widow of E. H. Welch, Shenandoah. Mex
lean war: John r. Eddy, Sage; William
Dunn, Waukeen; Elisha Kendall, Orman-
vile; Anthony Wilkinson, Chelsea; Banis-
ter Bond, West Grove. Original: William
H. Morris, Monroe; E. H. Welch (de-
ceased), Shenandoah; Edwin Hip veil, Red
Oak; A. G. Brann, Upton. Increase: An
thony Slaves, Cedar RAPID; john c. Dem
ser. Martinsburg; U. D. Shorts, Thayer;
Plum Hollow; George Moore, Grinnell.
Reissue: c. G.. Tinckham, Milford; Job
Carter, Eldon; Inner Fowler, Cincinn sti;
Harvey Ranshenbsrger, Morning Sun;
Margery A., widow Of Samuel C. Rogers,
Des Moine.; Anna j., widow Of Addison
Snider, Marshalltown. Mexican war:
Frederick Eckhard, Ontario; John Wyn-
coop, Hopevilla; Henry Patterson, Du-
buque; Ronert Hunter, Earlville; Austin P.
Berry, Moulton. Orig nal: Job Wheatlig,
Hillsboro. Increase: Charlas Howell,
Eldora; Berry Wolverton, High Point;
Roam 9. Nav, New Albin; Warren s. Mar
shall, Prairieburg.
JOHN Il. SHERMAN, special agent fol
the national labor bureau for nothern Iowa,
gives some interesting facts in regard tc
the number of causes Of divorce in Iowa.
The whole number of divorces granted
during the last twenty years in the north
western third of Iowa, is 1884. The prin-
cipal cause alleged was wilful desertion,
for which fifty per cent of the divorces
were granted. Minor causes were habitual
drunkenness, inhuman treatment, etc.
Polk county leads the state with 712 cases
in twenty yenrs
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-12-07

With treated great excitement among the
'manSz.saA roads west Of Chicago. Il
wNofo & Effect that If the Burlington put
into fSt IN new proposed tariff reducing
raAm toIllinois points, the Alton would d
on0sfednce all rates, local, into mediate md
throngh up to the Missouri river-S34 per
cent. such step would cut down ill
road sanings west Of Chicago millions Of
dollafs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-12-07

cry were also discovered, and whispers Of
deeper scandals circulated. The governor
recommends a change Of punishment
by solitary confinement instead OF fogging.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-31
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BuvFALo. 80. - Cait> - Receipts last Is nours 81
heaN total fpr tar Gij4 lsVt; for same tune
last week headi ennsixnoi through. cars.
SheeDRecrIuts - hOurs 6OU neaG total tor week
thu. tar lbnOO lins last week 1880
head, con. .nsI th ougn. of when 10 Newlsrk;
"a ears on saIe which Canadian Lambs Market
unchanged Good 90 - 80 Good to Choice
Western Lambs s. sol 49, Canadian Lambs 81 10 80
2t4jS hes1 Tor sans tins last week 2l0t1
head Through. 10 ears Of which 10 Newf ork
ear. on sale Selected Workers - 5OGs5 80
Hc.GO Aug 3d. Dr0rerr JoprHat reDortG-Cdttb-
RsceiDs-lOoOo head SHIPMENTS 900 ae-a market vas
Hhapbinx Steers - 20 % 20. slockets apu
Fc~ders Guess 20. Cows BuIis'And Mixed 81 oo@sS
Western Cattle ~ 90 as3 o. -
LIoSs - Receipts 1900 head shiprnsnts 1000 head;
M HonEh snd MIed ~ sSSsh 10. Packing
and shipping % O5 As Light ~ s5SSo 80 skips IS 10
10
Shsp- Receipt. 5000 head, Shipment, 1000 head Market
strong SatIys Muttuua - 15Ass Is. Western IS 90
S. ~. Texans 81 soSf5 50 Lambs & 20 as.
I,aUiN AUG. 8i.-fart>- Receipts lsOv heaf ms
msnts TOO hoar ira. Par 10 Choice
hsAvy NAME -t>cr, ~ uOSS4 qOi Butchers Steers
AOess 10 fooder~ fair TO 81 ~ d
Texans sni Indiana connon grass 10 good corned
81 -OaA 90
Rs0s-koceibus . 300 s-af. head; market
va steady: Choios heavy Butchers. Sseetioss
~ 80 rs3 so Medium 10 Prime ~ 95 as5 26
Medium PRIME - 95es5 70 PiEs. Common TO
Sa,,D-Hsceip,s 5000 100 ssaa market
W nrm. FAR Choice. 81 3OSA 20. Lambs IS 80 .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-31
GRAIN and PRODUCE MARKETS.

FEArIges OF NiS-Y)sI DE,IvEI
developed in the grain markets yester
day Duipes prevailed and speculation Is held check
both the collapse OF the Pacific sope wheat
may the Liverpool trade The bulls are afraid
that trouble follow. while the hears tinid
that the marx VIII respond TO bad news or else
that bal On the spot wheat was
shade fair demand ia sustained 100000
bushels taken shipper. while 10000 bushels
freight
Tor export he determined At ihis wTung
The In the options only about 4OOOooo
bushels fluctuations The close was
and down " iOilsws August and Septen
79t October -0SS November 81 cember STA Janu
~ February IS and Nav 81 cents Casa corn was
and shippers bought "a, 900 busheS There
feeling The options at the opening. bni II
aud tie market ended heavy w''h decldei
change from Mopd might. The Last quot were;
49s4. -nher 5'l's brcerher
5o54 Nav SO cents ~ cent lower the spot
and options tre ending at 81 Is for sepem
Der 3l october 32 November and S3ie cents for
December. Gales OF 200 uerces OF cash lard
which for The options rose about ono
follows September Sc IL. october So 49, NOvem
Der Sc 49, December Sc ~. January ST. n
receipts and -four yesterday at NewNork.
baltimore Philadelphia ard Boston follows Wheat
422 bushels corn 63 075 bushels 100 193 bushels
total gram 400 500 bushels total -four $3.50 packages
Al Chic 90. Milwaukee and ST Louis The arrivals
Wheat is 2ST corn 457 4O3 snshss oats 34l775
bushels total grain s5S4l5 bushels: total four 265z2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE Aug. 3O.-CottoB nominal. Nddinr 0+c....-
Flour noW.r street AMI wsssrn sue.rnns :. 200
Ms slpor1no - - 26A To- Etr. - 90 sS 90 90 "a,
Brands - 70 81 SO PAtDsos F.aT - rs do ,ue-rays
10 Amber. ~ 4.4e. Western lover moro active; No =
WINTER Kei sDat u .d1sc. septe lbcr 7SaIs &C; Octo
Der %. ISe DeesTs,r &c 20 %
Mixed september ls',e49c october 49, q
33< Western NiIsd 81 Sc; fennsvlvaniA - Jio.-
I've quiet sSS5o.. Hay Hasq quiet ffine 10 Inoice
wesers SIS 10 ssl5 90 rros'.sa' s,eAay he 90
81. Ous ~ o. uikne.ts -slonii.r' .na ''N ~ 9os
lacked 7dac- Escon-shsnfers 1910 tAI islo
SIDE, &c Hams .,stD troam.r1
2jc .EgRs ara al - l6g Petroleum steady
Rsnnoc 0Lc......Csnee-lHo oAfgosN OF inA" 10 AR
10 d 20 - sugar higher sol 80 Soptef-
Rohbsi lOt dlO gc... "hiskey seaT ~ - iSSl 10
rrelgn . iayerD?o O'r .ss..r eau ,on- s.g ,e
wnsat 5s 900 busn. Corn 1000 uas 10000 yush
RYE 200 bs.n shipments - flsar 1900 IeS Whea'
=. -. 81 JOO lush haIss-"hs4t 6lsOOJ bush
Cora 10000 bush
BosroS. Aug 30-riorr steaiv-conmen Ertrat 81 s
80 corr dnii-sie imsr yellow Bbc steamer MIXED So
duL No waite s6's S57 &c short. qnis
Spring 10 sl7 90 Butter uwc.iern Extra Creamery
n ~ Eta % s2e Chses. dall-sest NswYors and
vermont .....Egrs sieady-ka,rern triras 2oc
western fre-h $50 Receipts tor the reek-Flsur
300 b6l, ana 300 sacks v'rn $4,000 6u'A oal'
nuFFALn. Aug 30 Wneat-No / Hard weak. unset
tied At s0So: no. hara N9r.hsrn Paeihe &c. asse'
''.'c 80 white Mehieas ~ Gs5e.. ON quiet aud
weak at tae opening 80. soi ~ ~ sd46ge -; oaIs
Su Wine s%s 81 gsGF df % Mica y UT
steady Rye dul nominal Flour In gooi denanl
- Mlllieed was Grm-Winler Bran sl5 90 Spring slt TO-
......Csna freights sieAdv and nnohanEea-Whea 5lc
Corn 3gc. .kscoDtsFour 1000 bbIA Wheat 2@OVOD
bu.a Corn ,uslt pats "a oo push nys S9o
busa Corn $1,000 bush. oats ...-.. bush. Barley
bush Canal .hipnsr.-whsat 100000 Dush Corn .-.-
bush oats bush
RA.n AM lhA tAlIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-31

81 Oos4 25i Indiana Clear SO 7bs4 oo strasht - 90
esi 25 81 Louis Southern Illinois Clear ~ oOi 80
90 Straight 81 00a4 20: Winter Wheat Patent fsr 70
Choice - 25 g. Minnesota bt<srs csr s3 S7sss ID
DO u 81 2OaS4 - Minnesota Patents, fair TO
choice 50 90 asa 10 kvs Flour t275 az 30 per barrel
for Fair TO Choice. Sycamore quoted AZ w Ill.,.
Wheat-Speeuative marke dull with little demand high
grades sales Ungrsrd N grain depot 80 3dslc
No Red for August do for September dS$e
~ vc; Tor October 71 aSOc.: do for November slb6
NJ NC Corn market barely steady. little denanf for spot
sales No Ksl short forage IN 10Th 81 elevator OF 10
regular In 2OthsL elevator az 63c do on track o53c
No Yellow in grait depot sc; No. 2 Mixed August 81
052soi 30 Tor Septembe9 5nd5lc: do for october
80 soc. do for November 1000 oats the mar.
ke lots duh and shade weaker sales OF No
MIXED 81 re Rejected White Sic: No White &c. OLD NO.
White sac new NJ Whiie 3.c Futures were dull and
shade No White for AUGUST 33aS
sac: 10 seplembsr Sj"s5te' do for October pa.
Earl Rose 60a65c basket sweets 4Oa6oc. Pro
visions sieidv Beet CIV Famiiv Dbl 81 5Oasa do
g. 81 Beef 90 Beet IA ans ~ %
PORK SIS OJelj 5G meas new SO %
DO fanv sI6 J0ol7 % Hams smoked IL "a eltc 90 81
cured ~ tcA l2e. Sides coar Ribbed IN sat 9.c 10 90
smoked -. Zoe. Shoulders ia drv SALT fully cufe bIc 10
do smokei 6hg7c shoulders. pickle cured 6tg
&c. do smoked. 7s.0,o. Bellies in pickle. 80
civ Refined 81 Is a 90 do steam =,
81 "a. ....buter stety-PeBAsVvania Creamery tAirs
2Scs Western Creamery Extra az 23c Is. T. ana y
y. Creamery Extra ~ 22ci western Factory IL lIe
Cheese guiet New-YorK tail crssu i"tc. ono hat,
ch,cs. lose PennsyIvania part SAms 5c., 40 luA
hkums d2c .... cheese unchanged y. Y Eau cream,
l2aI2'.c; ohio Flats. Choice. lie. do Far 70 Prine
10 IDsc ....... EFVs quiet Pennsylvania nrsts lse
bel n Jss 20 sngar-Rennea active 1ranuiated
t. 80 J.lGc COlfeotsnsrs Al 5'-c- PowdsIs11 AZ
G D i We. Feed - Winter Bran slI OOssT 30
per ton Receipts = Flour go 61l' Wheat 6oOoo
BUSH sAipIncnts-Four ..... bush Whs-s l2OOo ouaa
1000 Uusa- l7.O0J bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-31
Aucttou Bales.

sppertainng, and the reversion or reversions.
reminders, issues pron q thereof
ma so all the estaie right, title, interest," properly, pos.
session, claim and demand whaSoe,e We'll In law -
in equity OF the said Central Iowa Railway Company Of In
and 10 the sbose described premises every pss and
parcel thereof vi h the appurt FINANCES
BY the To- ms OF said decree the undersigned Sp ciA1
Master s required 10 bid from bf der
sum less than four hundred thousand dollar. nor FROM
any bidder who shall DOT requested by said Special Mas.
tef place Tn his hands on deposit with him the sum OF
twenty-five thousand dollars In cash pledge that he will
with the terms and conditions o. SALE and the property
being struck on bidder the said Special may
rec uire such bidder 70 deposit further pledge bonds
secured oy SID DIVISIONAL Mortgage 70 the amount OF 6vc
such purchaser deps or In part he
amount. t LnMAx Special Naster
Bnt,er s'iilmsn Hubbard Complanants' Solicitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

yKw.yoRK Tuesday. Aug. 3o-BEEvES-Receipts were
- 223 head all ~ 6bh ST. and all for j. stern None
offered alive Feeling steady
CITY Dressed Bee has continued fair demand but
Chat sold and &c Is reported 70 have
been obtained for Extra quality Texas and Colorado sides
chicago Dressed was also In request much the
prices city Dressed or al 20 for Texas aud Colorado
beet aud8 Lasc for Common TO Extra Native DO
1760 quarters OF Beef the wyoming by
Joseph Eastman and l4s0 quarters Will 20 out In tho spain
and Adrfatic Tomorrow
Private cable Today London and Liverpool
selling 3ssd scsnt 7c
,srepofted Delaware Lackawanna and western
Road building Its the water front III
doubtless designed not much Tor actual use az
Tor peng the other roads 10 allow them
formerly; and like the new Weehawken yards
they viii DO power held IN reserve for any
coDtin genciss that may arise In the future Not
over half the already eIstns and around
NewYerk City neeed supply demands 81 the business
CALvEs-Recsptsa at all markets we're 10 head OF which
&c arrived 6Oth-t No material change IN tone or
prices very reported arassers AMI Butter
nks reported a13lc Fed Calves at 32e4 a. and
Common 10 Extra vsais NJ bt17c
But, erm,lka and Oh "a i2c for City Dressed vesls
SHEEP AND LAHBs.-Rete oil Is were . cars 81 $50
head-e Jersey City and cars At G0ths Fee Ing
pTt shade higher. Lambs UNCHANGED
Tho lew Al a d IS Tor Common TO Far
Dressed Mutton firm and selling At 7G9c Tor Poor TO
Prime. with a Choice carcass reaching S'2c Dressed
IAmbs slow sele for Deceat 10 Choice with Inferior
stock selling at od7c ~ -,
sey CITY cars t0h-st None for sale alvo MONT
ns .teay IS Godso IS 100 m Late yesterday add
Buckingham sold 23 state Hogs 2sS average at 80 o0
per ZOO ID and Boughs averaging 2SG d. at VI Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-31
COTTON MARKErs-sY rELEGRApa.

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 30-i2SI D n.-cottea quiet without
ouota change prceA Middiing UpiAnds do.
leans s sas,s oOo bAlss nendng looo, sr speculation
FUTURES quiet Upands Log nddiax eiaass august 80.
delivery "a Cad. ais, 226id September and October
delivery 8 l264as also u 6tds October and Novem
lar deiiyery e6ld.. aiss 66l; November and Decem
Der asiysry AL: also 3G4d January and February
6xi,yery sd: February aud A arch eiiysry. 3Gad
a ln-Futurss closed II ady. Uplanis Low hiddlinF
clause Augusl delivery 26s4d buyers; a. August and
ssufsuscr de ivory 2264a. barcrs. do September and
October delivery lied eayers da October anal Sossm
Lef delivery k-G4A do. November and peteu-
bel delivery cd value do Deccnbsr .ad January DO
2G<d buyers d. January and FEBRUARY oeiver,
b2Gld DO February and March delivery, oo4o
vslns !, d. sspfsmbsr delivery. s PIAZZA buyers
fsxLyEsrox Aug 30 Cotton steady Mlldlng 9is Low
Mhins. So Cool Ordinary 81 sst ana gross receipts
2O7g bales saisa g33 bales stock. 10. lS6 bales
SoEroix Au4 90-cslt0n nrm AiddlinE. 9]i net
and sross receipa bales tns~) saes bales stock 7As
bales.
sAvAExAa. Aug. so-cctta arm Middlns, s7s Low
iddiinx 50, Decd orasrg ts net asd gross feceiy
L73 Dzcs exPsts ceastwise $40 balos saies -oSs
NTwDxITxSx Aug yo-Cottoa easy. Middn< 9b.l6;
Lew Middlios Is Is Ordinary. 6l6 net recepts
1850 roceDs $3.50 pAiss sAaes ioo p~ios'
Stock. -. 76e baieA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-31
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Ricer, Vessels aud Ra.lroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-A generally firm market
though with few changes shown by values Hsv-
eIsTaw Hard Br,cks are quoted al So 1881 so.
~ quality. Thousand shost; Up River
Hard So 25as7 O0i Pale 81 O00s4 sos, Crotens
brown, sl4asl5, dark Sl56sl6 red S150sle; Trenton
and Philadelphia Fren alongside pier s27 es2s Reckiand
Common Lime S5c 9sI 1b Finishing 81 1881 20 ahs
g. 2oas2 70 per ~ Goats HAIR 2aS6c per bush Cattle
HAIR II 12 Cement SO 10 dS2 IS for round lots Amer
porsnd' English Portland. So 2oes2 So Rssendae
SlO0axl %
cOFtEE.with a armsr speculative market prace. for
Brazil RrOwhs were firmly held at 2Od2Oc for fair spot
invoices sSe 500 No bags soat at 2oc and 600 bags
do spot at 9sc The mlder iyics quiet but steady
sales 1000 bags ceara on private terms and 500 mats
Macassar lsc The option trading active though
the market was strong owing 10 Eliminating re.
an advance of 2osso points for the day as fol
lows: January, 1878 1880; February la750lss0:
March, lSe6dls 80. Apr. ls.s5dlS95; May. 1900
1923 August IL l08lS20: September. lal5alh2O. 90
IL 40 IL 50; November lS6O 6s; December 1a 10
1lS75 Tho ranges the different months as fol
lows; January. 1861 dls.75; Sertemher, 1ScOd1S2O;
October IL s5sls.ss November is.56Sls6oi Do embcr
lSo0dlS75. Sales 49, $50 bags
CorToN-yalue, far spot goods were not officially
sales reaching e2a bales t425 bsles last svspSs, ali
for consumption. rhc port receipts to-day were s.l9S
baes comparing with i9 bales day last week
ard 1891 for the corresponding dav last Since
September been 527l 922 bales
against 5.35X963 tales tor period last
Quotations standard OF classification
mr. AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-31
THE PETROLEUM Market

NEWS PROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Less barrels OF oil traded in the
Consolidated Exchange yesterday. But prices sll were
stubborn 90 cents An unfSvorabe deduction lie
operators of OF values
class who usually want rapid movements
before and often found without oil when activity
developed Perhaps the hesitation of speculation would
natural the condition OF the stock market al
IL In TO expected tat prices fully
breast possible unfayoraoe ousde dsveiopnent u
from the Western country to- somewhat dsoout
To traders ander The aesen,e Of puzzle buying
that with reiase Into quiet
there disposition to PRESS sales The week WIN
ALI likelihood and positve movement
would surprise tho trae which ooks naturally for 20
life until the plans VI the producers more definitely
outined The close steady at tie opening quotation
Tbs Of prices aud the total dealings al The Con-
soidaed Exchange were an follows;
Openng .....-.......-6 Lowest 81 .
Highest Final 90
baice barrels.
Refined holds Ga cents gallon. Abel test at
al the Atlaatic ports
oil cITY, Penn- Aus. 3e-Crnds Ol--Nationsl rrtastt
Certificates opened at 81 an ci .et AZ 81 thest Drics
62a price. 6ls Sales $4,000 barrels charters
1885 barrelsi cearsnces l29G0O0 barrels shipments
a. 769 barrels; barrels
PrrTssURG. Peun.Ang 30.-Petroeun dull but stea iy:
National Transit Certnc2es opene at 81 4ad ceseI at
SO highest price 62S; lowest price. 6ls
TirusvTLLR Penn. Aug 10-Satoas rraatt Certificates
pensd 81 closed At So highest price. GA low
At nricR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-31
furniture.

u BrddIag Stoves iianges, Refrigerator Baby Car
rlsges SHADES CrOckcsy everything sos houseAsep.ag
t,rs discsunt III suit everybody Goods senp
eve ywhess every day Price lists ma led Establsasd
i95 Iss Io7 1919 2of. 203 EOS Pak.sow. between CITY
Hal. ChAlhaG 50 elevated station. New York OLD
al cali only vel uade nua ~
very cheap svsythtnx whsn compared With fsw yoe
60 The changes wonderful and grastfyinA
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xusorxAx PRODUCE Markets.

Def asa Hams Y dsmsDa PORK In fair dsmsnd
fsw N fasr demand Tuspeptss and Rosin In poor De.
maud Lard-Rpss Futsrss In poor demand Wheat
ssy q 9. u I'd Fsr y peer ds|sss % ss
es seDismbsr duii - sdi de- octebsr dull 81 - "a
Seps y London YeEk stass-Thsrs nesains onsTns
eDdf1tn u Tuxpentine. 9oA
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LONDON. Aug 3C-l230 m.--Consols l0l TIC for both
pon-y and the nted States per cent bonds
lo9ls. AIS. ilOS Atlantic ami Great Western 1rst
trustees certificates 444 Canadian Pacific Sc
frie. S0s. do second consoa 1919 Illinois Central
12S; Mexican Ordinary. 52Ss; st Paul Common % .;
Nsw.York Central ll0Si Reading. 26as
1870 D. m-Paris advices quote per cent 81
francs 50 the account
zp M tizntic Great Western first mortgage.
certificate 44k; do secoud 10 Canadian
Pacific Ssh. krie 30r do. second consos 1914; Next
Ordinary, 5lL: ST. Paul Comm S4s; New-York Cen
tral. llot<; Rea ing, 26S.
Bar silver Is quoted al 44ssd. per ounce.
quote rentes 81 fra8cs 80
aud exchange London at 25 francs
81 centisDe< lor cAeeks.
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTIyE
On rtxseoK Aus "a -Turpsntins steady az 3oc
AAvAxHAn. AuE. 50 -ratpsatins oabst a. ZSSc
WILMINGTON Aug. 30.-1urpentne steady Al ~ -
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The feature OF the to-day the weakness the
AUGUST option opened at decline Of points and dnf.
lg the day lost 10 points additional. The other months
started decline OF point but wound at let advance
OF o. points Sales 81, 800 bales.